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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1959
Page
4
The Corry Journal lists staff roles and agency details with contact offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and advertising rates including yearly six month and weekly mail options and a display advertising deadline of 9 am on the previous publication date.
A six month plan outlines July promotions for senior teachers and administrators with emphasis on peacetime duties and local district focus. It mentions potential stipends and a scheme to study personal time, ending with concerns about disciplinary issues and rough behavior in some settings.
Funeral services for DeForest Hart, 53, of 1 Pleasant Street Anilin City, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM. Hart died yesterday from injuries in a car crash on Route 97. Rev Campbell of Union City will officiate at the burial in River Park Cemetery.
A garbled report describes a barn fire linked to a Bradford pair and mentions police, warnings, and a potential investigation. Details are unclear, with references to chemistry like powders and unnamed individuals, suggesting a historic rural firefight or arson inquiry without clear names or dates.
A collage of items from Bend area life features commentary on Chamber of Commerce activity and a broad mix of local happenings. The piece notes efforts to defeat a proposed bill affecting workers and retail jobs, mentions church and community events, and references police authority over highway safety and vehicle removal. It also recalls career milestones of notable figures linked to Hughes Aircraft, a nursing education achievement, and civic associations coordinating events at Titusville.
Invitations go to top men for the Ti tusville Ol Centennial on August 20. Genevieve Blatt, Pennsylvania Internal Affairs secretary, will present a bill to make Drake an authentic colonel in the state National Guard.
The United Church of Christ hires clergy who travel by private aircraft to reach far flung congregations. Rev. John R. Kelly of Broadus Montana flies a two seater to cover 4000 square miles while Rev. Alan O Inglis of Flasher North Dakota travels some 4000 miles a month by car and plane. Night landings lack facilities so Kelly lights runways with parishioners cars.
London reports a German press attack on Poland as tensions rise over Danzig. City notes a sewer project on East Smith Street to curb floods. Patrolman Swan investigates an intruder at Kurtz Furniture. suspect fled. In 1919 Corry residents join anti vaccination protests against compulsory child vaccination. Sergeant Hall, France veteran, volunteers for relief work in Poland. Columbus Township picnic set for August 13 at Columbus Park.
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